Global wealth migration is accelerating, but the drivers are changing. Investment migration firm Henley & Partners says wealthy families are no longer choosing where to live based only on tax benefits or lifestyle. The rising cost of healthcare is now a decisive factor.

Healthcare Costs Redraw Wealth Migration Map

The Indian Rupee has fallen to fresh record lows repeatedly in recent months and breezed past the 91 per dollar mark this week. And, if the rupee continues to depreciate against the US Dollar, India may take longer to become the world's third-largest economy. Still, the 6 percent fall this year is not really a warning sign even as the pace of weakening has surprised many analysts.

Why Rupee's Record Fall Not a Warning Sign

As we countdown to a new year, we look at investment themes that defined 2025. Today, we look at how Indians invested in 2025 and the trends to look out for in 2026. Take a look at this next report for more...


2025 Marks a Decisive Shift in India's Investing Patterns

Documents related to the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein were released today on the Justice Department’s website. They include never-before-released photographs of former President Bill Clinton with Epstein and a 1996 description of a criminal complaint against the late convicted sex offender.


Epstein Files: Thousands of Files Released Including Photos of Clinton, Andrew and Michael Jackson

President Donald Trump has defended the recent rise in US unemployment, stating that the increase is part of his administration's broader economic strategy.

Trump Says Unemployment Rise Is Temporary, Defends Policy

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order outlining space policy priorities for the next three years, calling for the return of American astronauts to the Moon by 2028 under the Artemis Program. The plan also envisions establishing a lunar outpost, deploying nuclear reactors on the Moon, expanding commercial launch services, and transitioning from the International Space Station to commercial space stations by 2030.

Trump Executive Order Sets Moon Return by 2028, Lunar Outpost and Nuclear Power Goals | WION

Dutch Foreign Minister David van Weel has downplayed his country’s arms supplies to Pakistan during talks in India, emphasising that recent sales were agreed upon years ago with no new approvals. In response to a WION question, Van Weel acknowledged that the sensitive issue was raised during his talks in Delhi, stating, “Yes, arms sales to Pakistan were mentioned in some of the conversations, and I answered to them that the recent arms sales predate a couple of years, so they were not made recently, but deliveries were, and of course, that we take into account the end user, but also the potential end use in any permit that we give regarding weapons exports.”


India Questions Dutch Weapon Sales to Pakistan

Violent protest erupted in Bangladesh on Friday after the death of student leader Sharif Osman Hadin. Late night on Thursday, protesters took to streets and attacked several media houses, and political residences. Several journalists were rescued from the angry mob. The protesters attacked the offices of Bangla newspaper Prothom Alo’s office and the nearby Daily Star at the capital's Karwan Bazar, near the Shahbagh intersection.


Bangladesh Violence: Bangladesh Enters Third Day of Deadly Protests

At least 15 people were wounded after a Russian attack in the Black Sea region as the war between Russia and Ukraine continues. Ukrainian officials said the strike targeted coastal areas, causing damage to infrastructure and raising fresh concerns over civilian safety.

Russia-Ukraine War: At Least 15 Wounded in Russia's Black Sea Attack

The United States (US) on Friday (local time) launched military strikes in Syria, in response to the killing of American soldiers and a civilian by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) earlier this month. The military strikes, named Operation Hawkeye, targeted the 'strongholds' of ISIS, with President Donald Trump warning terrorists against attacking American nationals.


US Targets Islamic State After Killing of Three US Troops in Syria 

Hundreds of thousands of Epstein files have been released. The Justice Department published the documents online Friday afternoon, which include a mix of previously public and newly unsealed records. Plus, never before released photos.


Epstein Files: Over 300,000 Files and Documents Released by Dept of Justice 

The European Union is delaying a massive free-trade deal with South American countries after fiery protests by farmers and last-minute opposition by France and Italy threatened to derail the pact, seen by its backers as an important geopolitical move for both continents.


EU Delays Mercosur Trade Deal After Farmer Protests in France, Italy 

The governor of Russia's central bank, Elvira Nabiullina, spoke on Friday after the bank cut its key interest rate by 50 basis points to 16%.


Russia Cuts Key Rate to 16% | Rouble Strengthens After Rate Cut

Gaza Peace Talks: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Pakistan is open to playing a role in peace efforts for Gaza.

Gaza Peace Talks: Rubio: Pakistan Willing to Play Part in Gaza Peace Efforts​

At least three people have been killed and nine others injured as a knife-wielding attacker ‍went ‍on a ​rampage in the Taiwanese capital Taipei.


Taiwan Attack: Knife Attacker Kills Three After Smoke Bombing Taiwan Metro

US DOJ Releases Files on Jeffrey Epstein | Democrats Call Release Incomplete 

Gazans are facing an escalating humanitarian catastrophe after nearly two years of war, with severe shortages of food, water, and medical supplies pushing large sections of the population toward starvation.


Gazans Face Relentless Starvation After Two Years of War 

The Olympic flame for the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics officially has begun its long and storied relay toward Milan’s San Siro Stadium, where it will light the cauldron at the Opening Ceremony on February 6, 2026.


Winter Olympics 2026: Final Countdown Underway for Italy's 2026 Winter Olympics

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro issued an urgent appeal Wednesday to Colombia for military solidarity, as tensions with the US reached a critical breaking point.

Venezuelan President Maduro Urges Colombian Counterpart for Military Coordination

Bangladesh Violence: Tight Security Blankets Streets in Dhaka; UN Urges Protection of Journalists

US Targets ISIS Following Killing of its Three Soldiers in Syria 

The streets of Bangladesh are once again burning. Thousands of protesters have returned to the streets of Dhaka following the killing of Sharif Osman Hadi, a youth leader who rose to prominence during the 2024 protests. What began as anger over his death has quickly morphed into widespread unrest, vandalism, and arson. 

Bangladesh Erupts After Student Leader’s Death Triggers Nationwide Protests 

As the deadline for the release of the Epstein files approaches, questions grow over how much information the U.S. Department of Justice will make public. Newly surfaced Epstein photos reportedly show redacted IDs, text messages, and alleged elite connections, fueling debate over transparency and accountability.

Epstein Files Deadline: How Much Will Justice Department Release?

Israel issues a strong warning against Iran’s nuclear ambitions, vowing to prevent any nuclear comeback. The statement comes amid rising regional tensions and renewed concerns over Iran’s nuclear program.

Israel Vows to Choke Iran's Nuclear Comeback

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